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[ Comment by Joshua Cude, after his comment very similar to the post quoted here. ] It's the old steam trick again In the first place, the report comes from Rossi, with no identification of the "customer", so it's just his word. We had Rossi's word yesterday, so there's nothing new today. And the amateurish quality of the report is amazing. In the second place, if you accept the data as given, there is no verification that the units weren't pre-heated for any number of hours through the night. Again, we have only Rossi's word. In the 3rd place, he's back to his old tricks of claiming all the water is converted to steam, without any measurement provided to verify it. That gives him a big factor of 8 in the output power. Remove the factor of 8 for claiming dry steam without evidence, add in 3 or 4 hours of heating during the night, and once again, there is no evidence for excess heat, let alone heat from nuclear reactions. That's if you accept the data that is given. Rossi has succeeded in prolonging uncertainty again; probably because certainty would not further his goals. Joshua Cude 29 Oct 2011 02:59
